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    This medical report summarizes a CT scan of a 17-year-old patient named Prateek. The scan found the cerebellum, brainstem, ventricles, and cisterns to be normal in size and location with no evidence of bleeds, fractures, or lesions. The conclusion is that there is no evidence of intracranial bleed or focal/diffuse parenchymal disease. Clinical correlation is recommended.

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    This medical report summarizes a CT scan of a 17-year-old patient named Prateek. The scan found the cerebellum, brainstem, ventricles, and cisterns to be normal in size and location with no evidence of bleeds, fractures, or lesions. The conclusion is that there is no evidence of intracranial bleed or focal/diffuse parenchymal disease. Clinical correlation is recommended.

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    This medical report summarizes a CT scan of a 17-year-old patient named Prateek. The scan found the cerebellum, brainstem, ventricles, and cisterns to be normal in size and location with no evidence of bleeds, fractures, or lesions. The conclusion is that there is no evidence of intracranial bleed or focal/diffuse parenchymal disease. Clinical correlation is recommended.

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    This medical report summarizes a CT scan of a 17-year-old patient named Prateek. The scan found the cerebellum, brainstem, ventricles, and cisterns to be normal in size and location with no evidence of bleeds, fractures, or lesions. The conclusion is that there is no evidence of intracranial bleed or focal/diffuse parenchymal disease. Clinical correlation is recommended.

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    PATIENTS NAME : PRATEEK 17YRS .

    REFERRED BY : DR .
    DATE OF INV. : October 8, 21!
    "T ST#DY OF $EAD P%AIN & "ONTRAST
    Infratentorial
    Cerebellopontine angle and prepontine cisterns are seen normally.
    Fourth ventricle is normal in size and midline in location.
    Cerebellar parenchyma and brain stem appears to be normal.
    Supratentorial
    Both the cerebral hemisphere show normal gray and white matter differentiation.
    Basal cisterns are seen normally.
    Third and both lateral ventricles are seen normally.
    No midline shift is seen.
    No abnormal enhancing lesion is seen.
    No fracture is seen .
    OPINION:
    NO POST TRAUMATIC INTRACRANIAL BLEED IS SEEN
    NO EVIDENCE SUGGESTIVE OF AN FOCAL ! DIFFUSE PARENC"MAL
    DISEASE OR AN SPACE OCCUPING LESION IS IDENTIFIED#
    Clinical correlation is necessary
    $DR RA%ES" S"ARMA MD &

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